Zacro Reptile Heat Lamp 60W - Ceramic Heat Emitter with Digital Thermometer, Efficient Infrared Ceramic Bulb for Reptiles No-Light Lamp Heat Source Brooder Coop Heater 110V (Black)

Using in my dogs house. Working Great. Able to monitor temp makes me feel better that he is staying warm during these cold spells.

I use this lamp for my almost 5 week old Quaker parrot. Works very well to keep her warm.

Does what it’s suppose to

This has lasted me a lot longer than any other heat bulb I’ve bought for my snake. I’m very happy with the quality of the bulb & the extra thermostat that it came with. I would definitely recommend this bulb to other reptile parents.

It seems to keep the cat warm, but the black surface is becoming distorted . I fear it will soon fail altogether It is hot enough to start a fire. Please send me another one with a thermostat .

seems to e working well!

I use this for a bearded dragon and she loves to be under the heat when she needs it without the actual light. Functions as intended and must be handled carefully or you can burn your hands.

The temperature can control component is basically a thermometer. Most likely something you could find at a 99 cent only store. Since weve installed the bulb about 6 months ago it has been on non-stop, and our turtles based under it at least for 6 to 10 hours a day.

Suction cups dont work very well. Bulb and thermometer work fine

This bulb is a perfect combo with the small 5 dome with ceramic socket as it is only safe up to 75 watts but they recommend not using a bulb over 70 watts.